Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1948 — Page 5
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Victim Believed Racing To Catch Streetcar
The toll of traffic fatalities in
Per. Gal Ji formerly worked for the Beit Railroad.
Survived by Two Sons -
He is survived by two sons, Donald Cruse, in the Navy, and Jack Lee Cruse, Indianapolis.
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Two persons were Injured seriously in a two-car collision at Pennsylvania and 52d Sts. late yesterday. They were Gertrude M. Jackson, 3021 N. Meridian St., and Nadine Hamilton, 18, of Lockefield Gardens.
They were riding in a car of [driven by Patricia Linderman, 25,.0f 5717 Roslyn Ave., who was! not hurt. The car collided with
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of the Indiana Advisory Health Council.
expired term of Prof. Robert E. Cavanaugh of Bloomington, who resigned recently. The term extends through 1949,
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Nature Treasure Hunt
Now that summer is just laround the corner, many parents will begin to think about ways to keep the children busy and interested out-of-doors. Nature treasure hunts may be one answer. Even in families where no one knows for sure the difference between a beech and a birch or between a sparrow and a wren; the nature treasure hunt can be fun. If one lives near a bit of woods, home can be the base. If not, the hunt can be carried on when the family and friends are on a day's outing. A list is made of such items as the longest leaf, the whitest stone, the funniest-shaped piece of bark, a last year's bird
nest, a yellow flower. Many other!
things can be added, of course. When the children are ready, mother and dad or even one of
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t the first treasure is and send them off. A time limit of 10 or 15 minutes can be set. As they play, children may very well want to know names of some of the treasures and develop a real interest in natural history. But whether they do or not, the treasure hunt is fun. :
Phillip Bayt to Speak «Philip Bayt; city controller; will speak on “Taxation Without Representation’. .at.. the. luncheon
: meeting tomorrow of the Apart. ’
ment Owners Association In the Washington Hotel.
VETERANS TO CONVENE Hoosier veterans of World War II who served in the 30th Infantry (Old Hickory) Division will be represented in the Division's annual reyrifon to be held from July 1 to 3 in New York City.
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Sniper Bullet Victims
Jerusalem.
Wasson, American Counsel General in Jerusalem, and Chief Petty Officer Herbert Walker of the U. 8. Navy Communications team—both victims of sniper bullets,
@| cut pine bound with tin stripping, was placed in a convent vault in accordance
W| Wasson “will be reburied on
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TONIGHT AND TOMORROW—Continued cool with temperatures in the 40s by dawn is pre
Air flow and air mass arrows on the Fotocast show the [merging organizations will con- . [tinue in the same office with the _ unified agency.
5 Hoosiers Burned In Flash Fire |
COLUMBIA CITY, May 25 (UP)—Five persons were severely,
causing this cool spell.
ficial Weather 1) Americans Lie
Americans to die in the battle of
The dead were Thomas C.
While machine guns clattered and artillery shells burst only a few hundred yards distant, a simple but moving service was
Franciscan convent of Santa Maria for “the two men. The service was" read by the Rey. Ronald Adeney of the Anglican Church, who _is now attached to English Mission Hospital. Mr. Wasson’s coffin, of plain
with a special dis.
arch of Jerusalem, When the military situation permits Mr.
Mount Zion. Mr, Walker's body, in a plain dark stained coffin—the only one to be found in Jerusalem—was
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|treasurer. Sidney Cahn who has |been executive director of the
Police said Mrs. Ewell Honey-| | ut, 45, attempted to use kero-| Combined American Press Dispatch (sene while starting a fire in a JERUSALEM, May 25 (UP)— kitchen stove. The fluid exploded, | In a setting reminiscent of many setting the kitchen on fire. | World War II battlefields and| Mrs. Honeycut was rescu beachheads, funeral services were her husband, who wrapped her in held yesterday for the first two i
Also burned were a son, Clayton, 22; a daughter and son-in-r, and Mrs. James Panos,’ and their 7-weeks-old baby, Elise. Mr. Honeycut is employed by) Griffin & Son Construction Co. of Ft. Wayne.
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laid in a shallow grave inside the convent compound. His grave is sheltered by a small grove,
Traffic Plans Shaped For Philly Convention
PHILADELPHIA, (UP)—First. ald, traffic and police arrangements for the Re-
tional Conventions were completed today. A four-bed emergency hospital will be set up in the basement of Convention Hall and first-aid stations will be erected on the
ing to city health: director, Dr. Rufus 8. Reeves, Police said that there would be parking spgce for 3500 aytomobiles.
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Goodman 1st Leader Of Jewish Federation
J. A. Goodman will serve as the
ganifdd Indianapolis Jewish Wel-| fare Federation. The organization was formed a
Jewish Federation founded in 1905 "and the Jewish Welfare Fund established in 1926. Mr. Goodman was. president of the Welfare ‘Fund. The new federation has assumed the functions of the old Jewish federation in the fields of general planning, administration and supervision of constjtuent agencies and budgeting and fund] raising activities of the Welfare
Fund. It will remain an agency qf the Community Fund and member of the Council of Social Agencies, Julian Freeman, Morris Goodman and.Theodore Dann are the executive vice presifients of the new federation. Max Plesser is secretary and William Schloss,
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